When federal prosecutors unveil a bribery scheme in the state Capitol that points a finger at the House speaker, and the speaker has been in charge for 3 1/2 decades, it’s natural that some would turn to a popular but contentious solution:

Term limits.

Health officials on Sunday announced an additional one person has died due to the coronavirus, making it the lowest reported COVID-19 death day since March 21 — three days after the state recorded its first death.

The one fatality — a 90-year-old man in Bond County — brings the state’s death toll to 7,398.

Thousands of businesses in Illinois have closed since Gov. J.B. Pritzker issued stay-at-home orders to reduce the spread of COVID-19, according to a quarterly report from the consumer review website Yelp, which said more of those businesses will remain closed rather than reopen.

In its “economic average” report, Yelp found about 5,100 Illinois-based business listings on its site have either temporarily closed or will permanently shutter.

Frank Vala has been chairman of the Springfield Airport Authority — the governing body that oversees Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport — since 2006, but he won’t be for much longer if Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder gets his way.

“I think there needs to be a change with the airport chairman,” Langfelder said, speaking Friday morning at a Citizens Club of Springfield discussion on city finances. “And the reason for that is nothing personal, it’s nothing political.”